As I just got in to the office this morning from a Detroit Tigers victory and a trip to the World Series I received this email to start my day:
Good way to start the day this was in my inbox this morning:
DEAR MEN ON THE MOVE,
I RECENTLY USE YOUR COMPANY TO MOVE ME TO MY NEW APARTMENT. I HAD THE BEST GUYS IN THE WORLD MOVE ME. THEIR NAMES ARE BRIAN AND RON. THEY WORKED VERY QUICKLY, THEY WERE VERY KIND AND POLITE. THEY MOVED ME FROM A HOUSE TO AN APARTMENT ON THE THIRD FLOOR. THEY DID NOT COMPLAIN AT ALL. I LOVE MICHIGAN MOVERS!!! BEST MOVING EXPERIENCE THAT I EVER HAD. IF I EVER MOVE AGAIN, I WILL CALL YOU GUYS ONLY.
THANK YOU SO MUCH,
JANICE , A VERY HAPPY CUSTOMER
Just received notice from Angie’s list, Men on the Move has made the Honor Roll. We achieved this by receiving 2+ A-rating reports over the last 60 days from their members. We are considered to be one of their top rated moving service providers.
I want to take this time to thank the office staff and the Michigan Movers for all their hard work and dedication to our company.
Gary L. Bulson
Are you in Michigan and need an interstate moving company or interstate movers? Men on the move can help! Fully licensed and insured, Men on the Move is always Michigan’s top choice for any type of long distance move.
Moving across state lines shouldn’t be an issue with the proper moving company. Let us be your movers for your interstate or intrastate move. We are proud to be a quality moving company that allows you to easy and price effectively move across state lines. Why drive or tow your stuff cross county. Let our movers handle the driving for you.
Even if your intrastate move is just around the Detroit region and you’re moving from Shelby township or Harrison township to Northville or Plymouth. Even if you choose to move from West Bloomfield to California we can be of assistance. In addition, Men on the Move has been handling long distance moves for over 30 years. Our qualified staff will handle all your belongings with care and get the job done quickly.
Why stress out and have friends and family help? When you can eliminate all the stress just by hiring the best moving company in Michigan, Men on the Move. When it comes to long distance interstate movers, we are the best there is!
Finally, be sure to fill out the form for a free quote for your business or residence.
Are you looking to move closer to work or friends and family but love the area where you live? Would you like a personal moving company to help you? Like somewhere with a great neighborhood, community, and downtown? Many people wanting to move from the Eastside Royal Oak area look for movers in Plymouth Michigan that are located on the “westside.” Our customers moving from Royal Oak love the area but are currently renting or living with roommates and now are settling down, getting married, or ready to start a family. Also, they realize that it’s time to expand their horizons but still wish to experience the small town, window shopping type atmosphere like that in Plymouth and Northville.
In Royal Oak homeowners and tenants love the walk downtown with shops, restaurants, and tons of parks nearby. The city of Plymouth can offer this and more! Moving to Plymouth and using us as your movers in Plymouth Michigan we can help you settle in while the city can offer you shops, restaurants, and lots of festivals and concerts in the park. You will definitely not miss the downtown atmosphere moving to Plymouth. Not lost in moving to that area is the youthful appeal of a bustling nightclub district in the adjacent community of Novi Michigan.
Another great reason to move to Plymouth is the housing market there is in the top five of all Michigan housing markets, this with the great school district and safe area makes Plymouth a great place to raise a family. If you are moving to Plymouth or any of the surrounding areas, give us a call at (734) 744-9547 or use one of our easy quote forms. Finally, see how Men on the Move can help you with your next move!
Our moving services can be practical for someone moving in Oakland County form Royal Oak to Troy. You might think that such a short distance move could be handled with your friends and family helping you. With our affordable prices, that some people just call “cheap” we pride ourselves on providing a fully insured yet cost-effective moving option.
Moving day is very hectic, navigating Oakland County Detroit Traffic shouldn’t add to your frustration. Also, to make moving day as relaxing as it can be, hire a professional moving company to move your items. We arrive promptly and being loading one of our trucks with your possessions. In addition, we make sure to take the time to pack the truck carefully as not to cause damage to your items.
When packing up your belongings in Royal Oak, you should make sure all your boxes are labeled. Label the box on at least 2 sides. Also, put the times in boxes that make sense if you are going to be rearranging your new house. This way each box can be placed around the new house. Stack the boxes neatly to be prepared for the movers. This simple task can speed moving day up.
Once arriving in Troy the movers will put the boxes in the room they are labeled. This is so you can unpack accordingly. You will see that your items have arrives in the same condition they left your previous home. We take pride as movers that your furniture and items arrive in the same condition they were when you left.
Our professional staff can help you plan your move around metro Detroit and provide you with the cost and options for various moving options. We also sell Moving Boxes in different sizes perfect for moving items as necessary keeping them safely packed and are available even if you don’t use our moving services.
I recently went through this with my car and now I’m having the same debates with my Moving Trucks. Trade in or fix-up. It’s always tough to say. Below is a few things that make help you of your in this same boat.
When should you start thinking about buying a new car? For many people, that decision is coming later and later. Drivers are keeping their cars much longer these days — eight to 10 years on average, according to AAA. The precise moment varies from case to case and car to car, but there are some signposts along the way to the junkyard.
1. Trade-in value. How important is trade-in or resale value to you? Virtually all new cars begin to lose value as soon as they are driven off the dealer’s lot. After the initial hit — a car might lose 25 percent or more of its original sticker-price value in the first year — the speed of depreciation drops off considerably. But there comes a point — roughly around the five- to six-year, or 50,000- to 60,000-mile, mark — when that value takes another plunge. That’s what you want to watch out for. If you want to get top dollar, you should be thinking about retiring your car sometime before it reaches middle age.
2. Price trade-offs. Would you rather have a monthly payment or face the possibility of occasional (and potentially large) repair bills? Once a new car is out of warranty, you start playing Russian roulette with unexpected expenses. Some cars are more reliable over time. Checking sources like Consumer Reports, J.D. Power and Associates customer satisfaction rankings and government recall data will give you a good feel for vehicle track records. If you keep track of how much money you’re putting into your car for upkeep, you’ll be able to notice any expense trends that scream, “It’s time for a new car.” A $2,500 repair bill for an older car is the equivalent of more than seven months of $350-a-month payments on a new car.
3. Hassle. How willing are you to deal with more frequent trips to the repair shop? The older the car, the more often you’ll find yourself returning for both big repair bills and regular service. For some drivers, maintenance is a labor of love, but for others, it’s just a hassle. And for those who live and die by reliability — especially one-car families and people who need a car for work — the maintenance challenges of an older car might be a bit much.
4. Peripheral costs. Beyond your monthly car payment, consider the “peripheral” costs, such as insurance and personal property taxes. One of the real downsides to owning a new or relatively new car is that peripheral costs can be high. And many people don’t take them into account when considering a new car purchase. Some states levy personal property taxes that can be $1,000 or more annually on a new vehicle. But a car that’s eight or nine years old might cost you next to nothing in personal property taxes. It’s the same story with insurance. New cars cost more because repair or replacement bills are more expensive than for older cars.
5. Newness. This last factor is the most subjective, but it’s no less important in your purchase decision. Some people are perfectly content to drive an older car, so long as it still runs well and is paid off. But others put a lot of stock in what their wheels say about them. And there are people in some professions, such as real estate, where it’s important to be seen in a car that isn’t a faded old beater. It’s hard to say with any precision when a car has grown too long in the tooth — you know it when you see it. But if you consider these factors before you start trolling the dealerships, you’ll be better armed to make the right choice.